Achievers & Accolades

Glassgow, Campos named Employees of the Year at UNCP

By Staff Report, posted 2 years ago
UNCP Staff Council presents Willis Glassgow (center) with the SHRA Employee of the Year award
UNCP Staff Council presents Dr. Nicolette Campos (center) with the SHRA Employee of the Year award - Photos provided by UNCP

UNC Pembroke’s photographer Willis Glassgow (left) and Dr. Nicolette Campos (right), director of Workforce Development and Employee Relations, were recognized as Employees of the Year.

Glassgow is best known for capturing memorable moments and telling the unique story of UNC Pembroke, but to the students and campus community, he means much more.

Glassgow joined the university in 2015 following a career as a freelance photojournalist in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina. The outgoing lensman has impacted the lives of countless students through relationships, some of which are forged during freshman orientation and extend to graduate school. To colleagues like Todd Anderson, Glassgow is family.

“You won’t find anyone more dedicated to their craft than Willis Glassgow, and very few people on campus take more pride in being part of the UNCP family,” said Associate Athletic Director Todd Anderson in a press release. “I am proud to call him a friend, and I’m certain that I’m not the only one on this campus who feels this way as he is always engrossed in conversation and getting to know every passerby.”

Campos has worked at UNCP for 15 years. She served as director of the Accessibility Resource Center before transitioning to Human Resources in 2020. A staunch advocate for individuals with disabilities, Campos has worked tirelessly to ensure UNCP is an accessible campus where everyone is welcome.

“She is one of the hardest-working individuals I’ve ever met and consistently works with intentionality and purpose,” said Vanessa Hawes, ARC director, in a press release.

Hawes described her former supervisor as a genuine and caring leader who seeks to empower everyone to reach their highest potential.

“She is a person of integrity, both in her personal and professional life, and I have found her to be trustworthy and dependable. This is such a fitting honor for such a well-deserving person,” Hawes said in a press release. 
 

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